Eisenhower presses for defense cut while seeking foreign aid
President Eisenhower, worried Congress may overfund defense and underfund foreign aid, requests daily reports on Senate and House appropriations hearings. A White House source notes Ike will pressure for defense budget restraint, while voters flood Capitol Hill with demands to cut fiscal 38 defense spending.
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Dulles Calls China Recognition Premature
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles said it is premature to discuss recognizing Communist China. He urged remembering recent Communist actions in Korea, Tibet, and the hard realities of the Korean War including U.S. casualties and no final settlement.
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Nations draft plan for Suez Canal operation
London reports a majority of Suez Canal user nations have drafted an operation plan to be presented to UN Secretary General Hammarskjold. The plan proposes toll collection by an international bank, with half revenue to Egypt and half in a reserve fund, as talks continue on canal settlement. United States is a subscribed nation, Soviet Union not involved.
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Rockets Hit Lighthouse By Mistake
The Navy said two attack bombers mistook a Chesapeake Bay lighthouse for a target and fired four rockets at the lighthouse Monday night. Two Coast Guardsmen aboard the crew were slightly injured by flying debris as the lighthouse at Thoughthouse on Rodgers Strait suffered heavy damage. Commander William Pack described the night flight toward Hannibal as the target when a flare was dropped and Holland light four miles away was mistaken for the target.
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Weather note for Northeastern Ohio shows cold, cloudy day
A weather summary for Northeastern Ohio notes mostly cloudy and colder conditions with a few snow flurries near Lake Erie. Highs near 23 to 30 and lows 16 to 22, with Wednesday continuing cold and partial cloudiness. Also includes Monday temperatures 18 to 38 and a trace of precipitation 0.01 inch in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Monday.
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Marta Toren Dies of Brain Ailment at 31
Swedish actress Marta Toren, star of a Stockholm comedy hit, died in South Hospital after a Saturday performance. Her husband, playwright Leonarda Bercovier, arrived before her collapse. she had moved to Hollywood years earlier and acted in 18 films. Christina, born in 1952, survived.
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Four children die in Ohio home fire at Guilford Lake
A Guilford Lake farm house fire killed four children aged 11, 5, and two 3 year olds overnight. Parents and a 9 year old son escaped with others. the blaze started in the kitchen after Mrs Anderson lit the stove for breakfast. Firefighters found only the shell of the 13 room frame house.
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Vote Tally Awaited In USW Election Contest
Pittsburgh report notes possible legal action contesting re election of David J McDonald as USW president will await the official tally. Don Clarick campaign counsel says no formal action will be filed yet while James A Ashton reviews reports of irregularities in the quadrennial vote. The Honest Ballot Association operates under USW International Board supervision.
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Ike Plans New U.S. Mideast Strategy Amid Crisis
Ike flies to Washington for a bipartisan conference as Dulles works on a new U.S. Middle East strategy. Eban leaves Cairo en route to Israel for consultations. Ben-Gurion convenes a pivotal cabinet session on Gaza and Gulf of Aqaba withdrawal. Israel hints at negotiations through UNEF.
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Scandinavian plane detours around danger area near Japan
A Scandinavian Airlines jet en route to Tokyo was delayed 1 hour 18 minutes after diverting around a danger area off northern Japan. The flight followed a radioed suggestion to alter course to avoid military acrobatics over the North Pacific while carrying a cosmic ray monitor on a final test flight before regular Europe to Far East service begins next week.
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Eden Suffers New Attacks
London sources say former Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden has suffered two new attacks of the ailment that forced his retirement. Eden, aged 59, will receive emergency medical treatment aboard the liner Ragatiry at Auckland, New Zealand, on Thursday.
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Moscow Traffic Chief Reports Quieting Effect After Horn Ban
Moscow traffic chief L M Maloy says vehicle noise and crashes have fallen since the horn ban began August 1 last year. He did not provide an explicit accident rate or numbers.
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Fire Marshal Says Ohio Rest Homes Inadequate Inspections
Ohio Fire Marshal Charles Ro Scott says rest home inspections are inadequate amid recent fires in Conneil Bluffs and Warrenton. He cites underpaid inspectors, lack of periodic checks, and safety gaps like accordion gates on stairs. House panel investigates rest homes while calls mount for faster action and reform within the state fire prevention system.
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Dulles declines to set date on sanctions against Israel
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles refused to say when the United States might support UN sanctions against Israel if it withdraws troops from Egyptian territory. He warned that a delayed withdrawal could invite steps toward the Gulf of Aqaba and insisted the Suez Canal should be open to all. He noted no Egyptian assurances but said international rights govern access to the canal. The president cut short a vacation to return for talks with Dulles and congressional leaders. Several party leaders voiced opposition to a delay in peace moves for the canal.
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United stand on rate hike plans sparks community views
A Lerain area note outlines a United Stand on a telephone firm rate increase. Plans call for community meetings in Oberlin and Wellington to present views. Lorain council considers selling sewer and water service to customers outside city limits, with dates set for related sessions.
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House Group Opposes GI Loan Rate Increase
A congressional committee rejected the administrations request to raise the GI loan rate and discussed liberalizing indirect government lending for veterans in nonurban areas. Albert McCale condemned the move, warning it will hinder veterans from securing homes at the 4y percent rate. The panel signaled further actions to aid veterans in metro areas and hinted at possible changes to FILA loan provisions to match the 2 percent down payment benefit of GE loans.
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Yankees and A’s complete eight player trade
The New York Yankees acquired Art Tatmar Webby Shante and Cas Boyer from Kansas City Athletics in an eight player deal. New York sent Irv Soren Billy Hunter Audrey Viedermatt Tom Mogan and another player to be named by April 15. No cash changed hands.
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